Ranch patents for land in Los Angeles County , 1866-1876.

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Ranch patents for land in Los Angeles County , 1866-1876.

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Decree of confirmation for land in Los Angeles County. Survey plat included. Bound with this: patents for Rancho Todos Santos y San Antonio, Dec. 20, 1876 (14 leaves); Rancho San Miguelito, Aug. 8, 1867 (12 leaves) and Rancho El Piojo, Apr. 30, 1866 (8 leaves) signed by President Andrew Johnson.

11 leaves (1 v.).

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